Tell Sadi once. It remembers, and it comes back to you.
It keeps your calendar and your tasks, splits a big thing into a first step you can actually do, and gets in touch first, so you don’t have to remember to open it.
A person reads it. There is no form, and no waiting list to be ranked in.
What it can help with
All of it works today. Nothing here is a plan.
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Too big? It splits it.
And if the first step is still too big, it splits that one too. You get one thing to do, not a plan to read.
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Your calendar, wherever it lives.
Google Calendar or iCloud. It can see what’s coming and put things in, so “remind me about this on Thursday” lands somewhere real.
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It gets in touch first.
You don’t have to remember to open it. That is usually the step that goes wrong, so Sadi does it instead. It uses your clock. When you travel, it either comes with you or waits until you’re home. You choose.
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Sitting down with you for 25 minutes.
Start a focus session and Sadi checks in at the end. Not to score it. Just so you’re not doing it alone.
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Routines and habits that don’t count misses.
You can keep a routine going without a streak hanging over it. Missing Tuesday takes nothing away.
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Whatever language you write in.
Write to Sadi in any language and it answers in that one. Nothing is translated on the way.
It won’t wear you down
Two decisions about how it is built, rather than a way of talking to you.
Nothing counts up while you’re away.
No screen shows you a number that gets worse when you don’t open it. No unread badge, no days-since, no progress ring, no completion rate.
When something keeps sliding, it looks at the task.
Something that has moved four times is often too big, or too vague, or waiting on something you don’t have. So that is what it asks about.
What it costs, and what it can reach
The exact list, so you don’t have to take it on trust.
- 9,99 € a month.
- Including VAT. One price, no tiers, and nothing to choose between. Billed in euro.
- It can see your calendars, your tasks, and anything you attach.
- That is the whole of it. It cannot read your email or your contacts, and it never asks for your location. It knows your time zone, so reminders land at the right hour, and a file you attach is deleted about 24 hours after Sadi has read it.
- Your assistant is yours alone.
- Everyone gets their own, with its own memory. Yours doesn’t share anything with anyone else’s.
- It asks before it remembers anything about your health.
- Nothing about your health goes into Sadi’s memory unless it asks first and you say yes. You can say no and carry on talking. The conversation itself is kept like any other, and you can delete it.
Privacy, plainly
This site has no analytics, no cookie banner and no tracking pixel. The fonts are served from here rather than from Google, so nothing reports back that you visited. The only JavaScript switches between light and dark.
The full policy covers what the app collects and who else handles it. It also says how long things are kept, and how to get them back or get rid of them.
If anything here turns out not to be true of the app, that is a bug. Tell us.